#easy mode

you do not want easy mode. you want accessibility features. those are two very different things.

for easy mode, the devs will usually just make some numbers go up or down. less damage and health for enemies, more damage and health for you, boom, done. if your problem can't be solved by making a few numbers go up/down then you're out of luck.

what you actually want is accessibility features that let you customise the game for your specific access needs. colourblind options, captions and sound visualisation for deaf/hoh folks, removing button mashing or quick-time events, free button mapping and compatibility with different controllers, more generous timing windows, slowing the whole game down a bit, built-in hints or guides, and yes more health/damage for you and less for the enemies. and so much more, depending on the game.

even if all you yourself need is the traditional numbers go up/down easy mode, if you're advocating for accessibility for disabled people, that means accessibility for all of us. other disabled people have different access needs, and they deserve to play video games too.

Most of us are taught to work hard, study hard, marriage is hard, dating is hard, adulthood is hard and that everything in life is hard

In order to attract and create an easy life, you have to change your mindset.

Start believing life can be easy, work can be easy, making money can be easy, dating can be effortless, fun and easy, opportunities come to me easily and that your life can be enjoyable, peaceful, abundant and easy.

You must also change your actions. Instead of working harder, work smarter & work easier when it makes sense. Choose the path of least resistance. Stop choosing the hard route and think things through.

If you want an easy life, create one.